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“International monetary system” books examine how money and finance operate across borders—the rules, institutions, and practices that govern exchange rates, cross‑border payments, reserves, capital flows, and crisis management. The category spans historical and contemporary regimes (gold standard, Bretton Woods, the dollar- and euro-centered systems), currency unions, and debates over reform, from Special Drawing Rights to central bank swap lines and digital currencies. It covers the roles of the IMF, World Bank, BIS, and central banks; topics such as balance of payments adjustment, global imbalances, exchange-rate policy, capital controls, sovereign debt and restructuring, and currency crises. Titles range from introductory primers to advanced academic studies, policy analyses, case studies, and historical narratives about the architecture and evolution of the global monetary order.

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